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illiffilituntit. 1 GO1)ERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. MARCH 29, 1889.
t D$o61LLICUDDY. P sLta.0 i.
tw•au A %k alt IN &LVANt•a
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be left
at this Office net Inter *air
Mond rs.b t
s.:. wen,. .r•y eleven erste et Wing• tr Dir. Crockett, of Ooderiah. kit" guile
h s., tae, » ,•• !. •':,I bread ten suis e,I popes
pa art ech•sol ai Ethel. Hillelites of
meet io one of the Y. M. C. A.
Ge
Dlr J,mcs Bailey, having retirad trout
•dl dispute ul hie
*s ({e
(gone_ Rif
! . L» . a leading business.
1ui,sng the var. . Fire !usurious. Cool -
pa ti.•. which he represents are the
• •,,uHla,•reitI t'nion," of London, Eng., and
tie• •' Lancashire," of England, Iatt,i, be sides
...vent) others, in all representing a capital
•,f over twenty million,. He also represents
the " Canada Life •' and " C'itizen's Acei-
,lent " c.Hal►anies. A view of Mr. Kadclitfe's Itets'Elts .ANI. 1•I,•t t.oIN pi:A .F:Its,
•,rhe,•, i, given on this page. i...........1.
(:E0. STEWART
Iucnt earl he filet here. Too. eIlrrs or others
in want of trunks loot trot'. • 1111e,• •outfits will
drill lir. Dowding Alii,• to .1,1,1, he in N'ttil
tet ••°'thing from n shawl -trap to the
larg est sarat•►gas
ftF:F:� I'lill'F: es M I\.
1'llstT.w:R.tPHIt' ARTIST 'ND
DE.tI.ER IN 110t'LDINl1,i,Ar.'-
A live industry in town is
that awried as lily Mr. (leo.
-Stteirsrt, at his photographic
.tu.lio, corner of Hamilton St.
and the Square. Mr. Stewart
purchased the apparatus, plant
and good -will of lir. 1re•t►. B.
Robson in helti5, and Las suc•-
ret••Icd in developing a large
trade in the various lines elf his
businewl In a.ldition to being
a tint -clams photographer he has
attained considerable proficiency
as a crayon artist, and has been
successful in turning out a large
number of orders in that parti-
t•ular line. To enable him to tlo
full justice to the outside view
department he recently pur-
chassl one of the largest cameras in the
%Vest, and his general photographic ap-
paratus is one of the most complete outside
•.1 the large cities. A ounlls•r of changes
in tl►e fitting up of the studio are now in
s•isntemplation, which when completed will
si,ake it one of the most perfect establish-
' in the province. )lir. Stewart has
cured the assistance of . Mr. D. Young.
)• eently of Chancellor's celrhrated photo -
gallery, Dublin, Ireland,
i.. tenable him to keep up with
the growing trade of the town.
Mr_ Young is an expert in his
1.r'sfesston and alrea,ly has
turned out a quantity of highly
er.l.litat,le work. The people of
l;•.lerich have
in tibrtt•art'.
;ahotogtiphic studio, an institu-
tien which. while doing work at
teen raters, keeps up with the
pikes ih style, and with the
tile,•s in knowledge of the craft, r•
W. .1. DOWDIN(;,
11 iRNF•Irs elANUYA1TrRES,
SADDLERY, otit'.
11r 1►s►wding's establishment
Is -ittett,•,1 on Hamilton street,
half a block from the Square,
when,. Ire keeps on hand an
ext• nail's stefek of harness and
wslill,•ry ktasi., an) the litany
ialetllcr articles us...11 . f.
The fishie, tup and boats are beim
fated out for an early departure. • The
lake is now open slid the bums are ex-
pected to leave within the neat couple
of wake*.
The I;and .•-f Hupe wilt uses( en S•t-
erday, blench 30J* at 3 o'clock• in the
bi eeriest m Itlsui Church. Members
• ...a,a M ilia
wwe"ti:.
2/
hat ing had large experiential. in F:n,�hunl
anti while in husines,c at 13.•IleviHc.
Country pts slue..• fruits in their season a►t.l
garden pr.wluee sire always to be found
here the first in the market. In crockery
and glassware the tirm make large sires.,
I rtatto Is, and are always prepared to
meet any demand w•hi••It may be mails.
'l'"ISi.e•es►.i still cigars also rs sono, s
atMnh.gt eitil
taws best-branonly ng
ls tie
I•an�llesl. •,tlie•ing
In ort" in sorry...
dej►artment Me..rs Priest keep
up with the time., having capital
and experience to develop anti a
entry or! a lat.le trade, anti .
1 that take
a•h'antag••• „f every opportunity
for the. extcnsi.ul „f -
business.
their
RESIDENCE UI -(1. N, LEAN, H1'lt.)\ nom).
West. :street and ter Square, as 'shown in
the aced pant ink illnstratinn. n lir. Price
is o F.nglishmsn and a fnnn•rr rs•ident .d
Belleville, Ontario, where . for. year's he
esrriesi on the largest groerry and ata house
in that eitl•. He .removed to G,,l••rich in
1879, anti for about' eight year. was
••ngag,v) extensively in the milling and
grain trade. afterwaris establishing the
present l r very business with his "nen
•I'HF: I•ANA1►IAN - ANK Ilj•'
('t►11.iE1;1'i;,
R. 5. w -1.1.I 1.M., MANAGER.
The 1:o.lerie•If age•ney of this,
nn• of • the ''ttnntlar•t financial
institutions 'of the Dominion,
was o1s•nrs) in 1S71), under th,•
management of ('sol. A. M.
Int..,. ►)tale Provin.•ial Treasurer
,,f I Intnrio, who heal oor until
I h':t, when the present ma)uger,.
Mr. Williams, succee•itsi: him.
The „dices of the agency here
tare very neatly and conveniently fittest up,
and that the bank enjoys in a very high
degree the confitlence of our busines hien
is evident every ,lay .luring business hours.
Every facility is afforded for 'the prompt
and convenient transaction of monetary
matters, and visitors or those abroad who
enay have financial dealings with our town
will find Manager Williams and his assistants
in the Canadian Bank of Commerce the
inost obliging and cnurteoti.
officials- The honk is located in
the Kay binek, earner of 11•,•st
street and the Selnare., as shown
-in-the IIins-ration on this pag.
...I. H. HILLIER,
is locate.) on Kingston Greet, on
:I leading tletroughfar. front two
.if the main country ' mads
running into town. He has been
in lalsin•ss hero for many year.,
and ba. an e4a141.11..1 .trade of
large proportions• hi addition
to the main departments of
groceries anti i►rovisii,n., Mr.
Hillier carries a large etas k of
general goods, which his . long
experience whet has shown to Is.
'does a t pew want," anti hs
large trade in Hie hand-
. ling of country produce.
l;. W. THt►11H(1N,
)Iln.l
rioter in
es He i-, a i► _ Tint
oral lean in his business, and with a good
Iorre'ef competent workmen can rxecutt• in
liist-,•:a,''s style any orders from the finrnt
(tier-in-haMl - t4• .441 of the heaviest
*aught for ever
forge''Mum's for every
Inepaoutfitst have
�+eh fill.sl wjt$ a promptness not excellwd
kaolin_in their season area
feature, anti rveth t'Dst.•.ur refecre-
KAY itl.tn h 111.IT STREET ANI) THE 14Q1•ARE.
th'org,• frier From tine first •lay they i►F:11.
have enjoyed a large patronage, anti : M
in pr•►etptness and general enterpri.e are
not surpassed by any house in their lin,•
even wi the largest cities. Their stock
comprises everything within the rang of
the grocery trade. tea. and coffees twang a
specialty. jn the selection and handling of I
which gnssis Mr K. Pries is an expwt, •
111`). 11y.Sirellisid; of
(ligan t%., Muni, ea. le fawn on
Tesdev, on a business trip.
Toe sale of Mrs Curry's (orbiter* will
be held os Monday, April 1, oommesc-
ing at 1 o'oloek. &esse fine furniture
will be phied-•b safe,
Dr M Niehobon, the Rest -et dentist
sakes the preservation of the Natural
teeth a speeialty. Oes •dsini•tered frogs
9 a. m. fer the paint's ostentation of
teeth. •
A Peru.. i.,rwreaiy.—A saw
scale Updtt Pianoforte sastly os
e -
*Sod tqr re
pars Newenmbe A Co., To-
mato, 1e ing great satiefeetior. It
fills the ,twgte for • reliable 1a-
seremeat by first elites maker at • figure
within the task of all Writ* diem in
partlea4ra tt
4
nk. TIN
neythbor mimed, styles : "11 i was to
pit my name till't, ye wad gat the sailer
free the hank, and whim the time mai
roes' ye wades be ready, and i wad hoe
to psy't, sae thee you Aad I would quar-
rel ; w we mesa jest as weal quarrel
the neo ea h.tl's the sillses to my
Nom"
Clonaiderslle improvements are going
ea and have best made in eonneetioe
Wilk many of oar plass of Meioses.
Perhaps the matt aotiesable are the
dawn node is eonneetios with D••wn-
leg' • boot and shoe Moira •erase of last
street and the Square, whisk hes bean
If overheated. painted sad
frosted. II ma seer smarm
y with any pimps of fraises, of
its Mae ie Geode. -t
oho wEkI ASH Man 1)4111Nit
•
ER IN MI'Slt'AI. IN.'rlti'MF:NTs, .F-w-iN•;
'WINKS, AND RIe'1'.'LE., .IND M.tNI -
1•.1.T1'RER nF' AkTIF'1et11. .TnNF:.
Mr. Thomsons lousical ro'ar's are located
on the `lsluare, sereno sinor from the corner
of Colborne street. He has for 1 -(.ars
conducted a most successful ',wines.; as
agent for piano. .fel .'.fans an I at pr,•sent
to be eespelled to .s to God.riei
to traoseot it, when $ mesh more cen-
tral sod suitable place souk! be selected.
The (trasty buildings will eventually
cease to Clinton is spite of all that can
be dote to prevent it. (Ths• are a
member of waysowing. going late Obi
sego esselly the same Is as Clinton.
iRifty or Dee b•edr.d people crowd the
Bills poses ep mo that the residents get
their heeds swelled and 'imagine bag
thing of themselves and their totem.
Bet in the big (none sash an inial
meals so excitement Nearly all the
asrofolo
who go to Tosnete oe the A. T.1R.
�►►en►► the west pas" through Wastes. bit
we haveel't hard tbst Weetrwt waste to
bavi (lagonde gull located at that peiat
Ciliates isn't the Gest little "hap that
w sued for the room sad dide't get tt,
Mee a L
•
A FORTY-NINER.
Overland to Cali>)birnia in '49
111 THOS. DARK.
CHAP t* V.
Toth ad` fT y
atomise the Alps,'' and it wee further
uuprrs.ed U ata we that this lacuna' teat els
I C*Es,jt LLA•L t? Tait A]x4La
!of mod.r.t satiate. lu our (resent
sauatiuu It .•esuir.sI to nes that alter all
the celebrated and dtst.nguiehrd entered,
n us
seated . his bow shits bone, had a
pretty seal un e • 1 it eow.l.at.,t with
Ilse
i.oro eto�Ai.- shat we now had ow encouutrr. I have
Fieduor ourselves now surrounded nu desire 1,. a w.e.,t ur arse Ly myself
with p'enty, we settled down to camp. upeu to the charm/ of vanity, as 1 was
and, if possible, t.. recuperate and rest , always know's es • modest toy, i ad now
before pnwding farther .r. our with tucreased It MSS aw still jealous 5 f
j.wntry, both man and bra,( sadly r.- my reputation, tut for all that, at strikes
.4uirinc the change. 111 a short w hole we tote Diet • e, tupelo.° poetess to the
breams the happy possessors of a quarter shoos, showing our patty olnoting the
of beet, which euh tot us tackled .,a hi. Rorkrea, would protea snierestnig aid at -
own account, cutaisst off p:e.re to suit , tractive to the l,reaett gener.tsou. It
1 his reser, ai.d toasting them ••n pointed was eely p•wi.de to take one wagon up
sticks before the tire. at a tale, ,sill the L. nes wererequired
TALK Afoot T •111.01N .T E1 AR, to draw 51, ribs • a Wan had to be placed
best hotel style, (moven quail on toast; at "ch wheal to Ll„c!i every yard we
they anis not for a motorist e.ospire saiusd. TI.. h••rw•a' etas.s wars 00. so
with the luxury we •np•yed with our smooth after their long drives over the
beef cooked in tau, the m.,,t primitive plains. that the p.•.•r brute* were down
claimer, and eaten with such appetites half the time, their uo.cs cut and
as only half-starved meet retold p•.sera, bleedwq on the sharp rocks at almrsi
We never stopped feasting unit! a ha,1 every step. Great teuaon was ton-
o••mldettAy el.•r.•ured eters:his,! but the t.nual:y uecessatr, as a fele move, e•ws-
beut•, an..1 tt.wr, ti,.,, were k..1,11 Ing • suersd to either right or
.ebtoien up .rid pot on to It ,it to furnish lett, would haves hurled us to the hot -
•oup f•,r an e.,e y merlon... le reek Gist. tom of moue rocky canyon, dashing uta
The aclmsn.e shame front short rtti.ns to pieces hundreds of levet below,
to an abuudaoce of good wh..l�y.o.o
food. stem produced its beuwtaialoLeat.,
teagiving ea ispeevan
'd health d
AW iliruagh ear Jong end tiresome
jouruay
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Menta of
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April
rosin,
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legidenoe,
list, at 1
actiuDeer.
11en, har-
t Bailey'a
lay, Aped
t• Koos,
AlOVATOR
for improving
A Blcod, Dye -
/MOB of Memory,
/tion, Gall Stases,
and Urinary Dssessu,
, Female Irregularities
ility. Prise S1 and I]f2
• bottle. The esa11 size lasts sixteen
days, the other thirty-two dent. Call or
write for Mebane!'" System Renovator,
Newest e -at. , Oodeneh, Ont.
was the chief wonder. On leaving home
be was as thin as a rake, and an apFear-
aoce strongly reminded you of the poor
fellow who had tossed up for his dinner
and lost it. Now the continual opo.
sir exercise, and the adra•taees of
camping out, inhaline the fresh air both
by day and nicht, had made him a new
man, his bronzed and hsppy•leeekiag
face presenting • picture of he.lth and
contentment, the very counterpart to
that of • well-known host of one of our
principal hotels of the present day.
Capt. Waldron, the Arntleinan in ch.rge quite dol I,y Ma times the out wstgYoa
of the relief camp areae over to see us I eau down. L,uking back •t that portion
in the morning, t'a ascertain our venial sour travels, I un led t, think, it u
and necessities, and kindly informed u• I.atcntabiug what man can do, when
that we werewelcome all the floor, i based by res.,luuou std deterwteation
beef and other provisionsto we requtrett 1 combined—u , dsoger .sews too great
for present and even fur future use, and ! to risk, toe obstacles to overcome when
that no remuneration would be accepted. I .,toe the mind is fairly made up to Mar.
Such literality was so unexpected and I mount them. And as
astonishing that after all, w* could not TIM U them. t red as .NTLY YAHIti 8t
help feeling that now indeed, "Our
lines had fallen in pleasant places."
That night the old clanonet was once
more brought to the front, and in gran- end produce Nr glowing colon, than
Lode to the euuntry and the man who sterli.tg qualities, which have carried
had thus rescued nit, nos Ile struck success and victory tarumpbantly over
out with all hu might andd moor., the old broth sea and land. Fix a day or two
popular air of "Yankee Doodle Dandy.'"
the eletne°t• had warned us �.1 approaeh-
in which we all most heartily jeimed. ing change, which made us particularly
Now commenced preparations for' anxious t., get through the reouistaies
another more, accepting first from our before attain in, and even before we did
liberal donor ell the provisions we ' au snow commenced falling, accompan-
thou.tht we should esteem to put ns 'led by senses roar, cousin.. os nasi
through to our journey s ..d. Before .udenteg beh.te we got settled down in
we left we saw him bury sligrht!y in the our camp. A hasty fire, with ertually as
grouud, Maty • au,►per was soon over, and we
Tate eu,9 or MK*, hasty
down tired mod weary, so mach eta,
i which was t'seo marked by stakes w s that we could not deep. Gummi duty
1 guide to any other parties who might was dispensed with, ae we t»acluded
i still be in our rear and who, possibly,that any badmen who would tuna out in
were similarly situated as r unwires. The s room •form, over sash • pack as we
1 country which we now tray sea had trod, in search of scalps, certainly
deserved t•: get them. In the morning
on looking out, it was discovered that
several lathes of wow had fallen during
the night. Before moving wy farther
we determined to abandon oor waggons,
and peck all. our provisions and easel*
•un our horses' backs. This took tt nsidsr-
able time, as we lacked taw expene.om
of the old pioneer packers, who it is
said, would stow away euough stuff OIL
• mules' back. sufficient to Isst • small
family for a month. Hr -..ever, we left
n othing behind us, and when all Oft
commenced our journey. lima night a
short while after we hal been in amp.
we were disturbed by the tueessent bark-
ing of
ArTILKTILMILMOOVA LAMAR,
with easily hour-Uro»duh escape*, we suc-
ceeds." in getting our first waggon to the
top, which we satiny secured, returning
for the others u,d repeating over agate,
w hat we had aocomplahed. This dome,
we commenced preperats for the des-
cent on the other side, and it is really
hard to •ay, which of the two tasks was
the most difficult, as in rein down, the
horses were of hills or too service, we
having t.; rely meetly Iso our own indi-
vidual efforts. However, we were re-
warded at least, by reaching rho bottom.
in safety. The. tremendous strain oil
our nerves, in sox mplusunug this peril-
ous part of our journey, had t tmpl•tte-
ly prostrated us all, fur the day had not
only been a hard tone, but iL had shoo
been an unusually king one, it bang
.Lao,
w diei.ulties lik• the above call forth
the eery best traits of our eawbood,
Nei Liberals met in eonvseties at
Brampton ye•t•rday and .otaiasted Mr
Jost Featherston as their oendrdate for
the ansm,m• and Mr Chisholm, MCP,,
as their candidate for the Legidatwre
Oe Saturday sinning out while Mr
Oleo Murrey sad two other yeeng salla
of Seaforth, were returning home in a
baggy the hoes beeps* frightened nem
the railway trash sou ran away throw-
ing the omesp ate out thereby breahiag
Mr Merr.y'.right keg below ih• base.
Me wee *•seated to the otiose of Dv
Masashi where the broken hoes. wartime
lied tit* patient is now doing well, lees
the Nefnesed ahsenee from his doily es.
sp•tipa is rather Irksome,
both pleasant and easy of access-- ample
feed fur our horns, with here and then
fine streams of water every few mils.
This continued fur sevenl days with
nothing of particular interest to note.
At last we arrived In a locality possessing
the singular feature of stumps of trees
some seven and eight feet fres the sur-
face of the ground. We were of course
much surprised at so unusual • sight,and
wondered if a race of long legged giants
had preceded us. Later on we were
informed this was the very spot where
the unfortunate party of the year before
had been
oVERTAsC? iN THU DRIADrY-L strew
51'55,
and so many lives hied , been lost, and
which I referred to in the commence- terrified brutes kept up a continual
meet of my narrative. The depth of stamping with their tore feet, whish kept
snow was so great that when these trees the wolves at bay till we got .out and
were chopped they were done so at the 'Brod oft' every gm• and pistol we had
regulation and usual height. roe in our poasveawn, which proved sttoeess-
sverel days we could ase away off in ful in driving them off. TLe reeds were
the distance the greet range of formida- wow very lad and rough, large, boulders
We mountains which we know we mast lying mead to all directions, compelling
3roes over, and now we had approsohed us to go Eig-saa all day, and when nigggt
their very base. What we had hitherto had overtaken wooers little •lsataosce bad
passed through was, as oosppaared with been gained. Getting through this we
tkw, but mere child's play. Th. task we mew to rather • docent b,•..Ang ponce fur
wow had before us prs.nt..d such •to- s halt- As ria ps•tere fes Doe burse* neo
p.ndons ditBueliie. that even the strong better than we had obialaei for mese
Me and most resolute of men si;ht well tomo, we esmp.d and rested for a coapts_
paw before undertaking it. of days. looking across the plain. "nes
int cues IIVBSAL ruoviumo Farr atom, morning we Observed • bons, wain'st
over phone in cos' instances nearly sot- •s7 rider Doming rapidly towards as, so
p.odtsular, with yawning chasms roe all toned out and, him the Ironman who
every side, and at the sme time guide i*ok %kr** prisons. by •urroundigj
oor horses sad waggon. with oar camp than, we e••orm tta korse. Tho animal
.applies iseludd, required a head as Protsi t.) be a Sas stars and sit all
ele•r as a Prime Minister'., a nerve like hal given a hand in eatobing hoe, to
the celebrated Burnaby, and as mach of avoid dispute., we decoded to auction her
Sa.sonun strength as you ewld posi- of. This was dome, and i remember nay
el pries foe the omission. Added to share of the pore saoaq asoewted to
an these aaesgsry gealliess, a largo *beet $IS. The next aught, we was
amount of pities« Aad .till sight well 1 web* up by the gr►wliag of
he thrown in. 1n the dap of ear youth A IT or uuALT sagas,
wars s.enetnssed to Inok with wow- Cowing .o soot cher As wool .►
AIN aced sdwiration at a fosil•sr poem, we were soot its the alert Tab VIM
slush at that time hung from the walla WC bride* alter poking about ice esthsu
of slater every household. Is re- w endeadd manner, essel*Jd to give
pessest•d a fine looking soldier no ee loo go by, whish yon say Immure.
korsehaek, .word ie hand, pointing to greatly rsllo,ad M o/ anxiety. Tea days
the top of a very high hill, while (how. sure travel. with aesrsdy asythmit
sande of armed .sew were following be- worthy of mute. Dow breagbt s to
hind. Ia reply t• ray analogs %qe�mitting, Until of oAd ! '
1 was told N RM the semi "11•F'1•96 (To se meet it'ap,)
A PMK ')r WOLrtbt,
who had g't in among the horses. The